Qued Zem massacre seen by New York Herald Tribune team
A Herald Tribune report by Barret McGurn and Blair Clark recounts a dawn journey to Qued Zem near Casablanca after Moroccan tribesmen killed French residents. The writers describe burned houses, corpses, and witnesses detailing brutal acts, reflecting deep-seated anti-French hatred and potential wider consequences.
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Birthmarks and myths about their origins explained
The doctor explains that many birthmarks are benign moles or vascular lesions with no link to maternal behavior. Types include pigmented moles, strawberry marks, port wine stains, and spider nevi. Treatments vary by type and location, but expert advice is advised as some marks fade naturally and others pose risks with removal.
We The Women We The Women
Ruth Millett illustrates how a creative stay at home homemaker can boost a family's living standard. Marge improves a modest home, sews and mends clothes, and manages dinners and shopping frugally, showing thrift and effort outweigh a higher income from outside work.
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Hollywood Stars Talk Childhood and Careers
Hollywood gossip note highlights Jane Withers on a normal childhood after stardom and a forthcoming memoir Pigtails in Greasepaint. Gary Cooper discusses The Covered Wagon remake while Alan Ladd’s path shifts to new projects. Farley Granger rents in Rome amid potential Bergman-Rossellini link and Donald O’Connor awaits a Paramount green light for a Las Vegas act number.
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Wreck-Proof Auto Demonstrated for Congress
Inventor Rashid showcases a radar assisted car in Washington that slows and stops automatically to avoid collisions. Rep Rabaut and aide Bourbon test the vehicle, which operates only above 10 mph and could retail for about 170 dollars with insurance benefits.
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4 H Record Book Winners Are Selected
61 outstanding Comanche county 4-H club students were announced as record book winners by Mrs. Gene Rupe and Arlen Johnson. Winners will receive cash prizes at the county Junior Free Fair. Names span multiple 4-H years and include many from Cache and Faxon with several from Sterling, Hillside, and Indiahoma. The list notes first, second, third, and higher year categories for both girls and boys. The Witnet feature follows with Hollywood satire about L Q Jones and Richard Egan quotes.
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The POW Code and lessons from Korea
The Defense Department may promote a new prisoner of war code to stiffen resolve while resisting surrender. The Korean conflict exposed brutal tactics used to extract information, and the code links battlefield conduct to moral strength at home.
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FBI Keeps Watch as Russians Frequent U S Social Events
Russian visitors are common in the United States and the embassy staff are accepting invitations, but the FBI remains vigilant. A U S scientist chatted with a Russian diplomat at a party, suggesting lunch, and an FBI agent later advised the lunch could occur but requested advance notice.
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Air Force Lieutenant Meets Secretary Named Olivia Twining
A Pentagon outer office encounter ends with a lieutenant discovering the secretary’s name is Olivia Twining. He learns the chief of staff shares the same name, then realizes she is his daughter, Olivia Twining. The moment reveals an ironic family coincidence within the defense hierarchy.
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Mirage formation and notable historical answers
The questions cover mirage causes and famous figures. Mirages arise from hot air near the ground bending light from the sky toward observers. William H Bonney is popularly known as Billy the Kid. Britain’s Sandhurst Military Academy parallels the US West Point.
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Priest says no Argentine peace without Peron resignation
Archbisop Jose Maria Cuenco of Manila, visiting Los Angeles, declares there will be no peace in Argentina until Juan Peron resigns. He criticizes Peron for restricting worship and predicts widespread revolution if he remains in power.
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Little Early to Bed and Rise Rile Morning Mindset
A quirky aphorism argues the proverb about early rising is flawed, claiming it makes a person conceited at dawn and dull by midday, highlighting a playful critique of routine wisdom.
Common Quotes Across and Down Puzzle List
A long mixed list of crossword style clues across and down with quotation marks and partial phrases. Includes hints for phrases Latin terms, proper names, and common crossword answers. The page combines cryptic style entries such as “Beware the Ides of March” and “Queen ___,” with multiple abbreviations and language hints, mapping to festive phrases, foods, and historical references.
Koreans Parade Before U S Embassy Demonstration Report
About 2000 Korean students and department store girls paraded past the U S Embassy in Seoul as part of protests against the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission. Crowds ranging from 100 to 650 gathered before U S military compounds hosting the four-nation commission in five South Korean cities. A spokesman said there was no violence.
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B57 Jets to Japan Replace B26 Bombers in Hawaii
Four swift B57 jet bombers capable of carrying the atom bomb leave today for Japan to replace slower propeller driven B26 light bombers. The twin engine jets arrived yesterday from Hamilton Air Force Base near San Francisco. More will follow.
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